Labrador
The Spanish word 'labrador' translates directly to 'labrador' in English. It is also a term used to describe a worker in the field, such as a farmer. However, in most contexts, especially in relation to pets, 'labrador' refers to a breed of dog known for its loyalty and friendly nature. Labradors are often used as service dogs due to their trainability and are well-loved as family pets.
My labrador is very friendly.
This phrase is describing the speaker's dog which is a labrador breed. It mentions that the dog is very friendly.
The farmer worked in the field all day.
In this phrase, 'labrador' is not referring to the breed of dog, but rather the Spanish word for 'farmer'. The sentence refers to a farmer who spent the whole day working in the field.
The labrador needs a new home.
This sentence is referring to a labrador dog needing a new home. It implies the dog could be adopted or taken into care.